Format Changes to Library of Congress Global Legal Monitor
The Global Legal Monitor, published by the Law Library of Congress in Washington, is one of my favourite sources of foreign legal news.
It is a publication that provides regular updates on legal developments from around the world on a vast array of topics. Content comes from official sources, judicial decisions, and other complementary legal news sources.
It used to come out as a monthly publication. It now appears as a constantly updated news stream.
It is also browsable by topic, by jurisdiction, or searchable by any combination of fields.
The complete archive month-by-month from May 2006 to July 2008 is also available in PDF format.
It is also now possible to subscribe to an RSS feed of the publication.
It is a publication that provides regular updates on legal developments from around the world on a vast array of topics. Content comes from official sources, judicial decisions, and other complementary legal news sources.
It used to come out as a monthly publication. It now appears as a constantly updated news stream.
It is also browsable by topic, by jurisdiction, or searchable by any combination of fields.
The complete archive month-by-month from May 2006 to July 2008 is also available in PDF format.
It is also now possible to subscribe to an RSS feed of the publication.
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